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Easy to draw the rudimentary conclusions of a child, correlating performance against pay. However, you would draw quite a different set of results if there were a player wages deduct applied to injured players. Almost all of our top earners were injured or ill for a significant part of the season. I think this shows how well we got to grips with management and motivation. lol

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36 minutes ago, @owlstalk said:

 

 

No football club under the sun has their entire first team out for nearly all season without a reason

 

 

 

But was the reason owt to do with the relative size of the wage bill?

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2 hours ago, Sticky belly said:

 

Poor management all round. You don’t have your entire first team squad injured at the same time by coincidence do you? the players were clearly not fit and conditioned properly. We can thank Carlos and his pre season holiday camps for that. Clearly we’ve overpaid for average players too. We have a higher wage bill than Wolves and Huddersfield. That’s embarrassing. 

 

Hoping with it’s the new set up we can avoid this in future.

I agree that Huddersfield did well but we finished over ten places above Wolves that season.

 

Hardly embarrassing.

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Shows what a great job dean Smith is doing at Brentford, this does not include the transfer fees he gets in for players, he is very adepth at finding good young players developing them and moving them on for profit but improving the team.

 

it won't be long before he is given a chance with a club with a bigger budget and personally I think he will be another dyche.

 

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3 hours ago, swfc4_sufc0 said:

And you don't think that was anything to do with management?

No just to do with players being injured let's hope we have better luck this next season

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We have at least five players on a minimum 50 grand a week. None of those will be leaving for at least one more season.

Last season those players in Premier league wages didn't play forty games between them. 

Our wage bill is higher than many Premier league clubs. Our highest paid players never play or have made up injuries. 

The wage bill for these five players is over £13 million a year. It works out at least £325000 a match. Those players are some of the highest paid in the world if their pay is divided by appearances. 

Why did we sign them in the first place? We will never know. Stalag Hillsborough will never tell the truth about what's going on. 

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On 20/05/2018 at 19:28, Mrmason69 said:

We have at least five players on a minimum 50 grand a week. None of those will be leaving for at least one more season.

Last season those players in Premier league wages didn't play forty games between them. 

Our wage bill is higher than many Premier league clubs. Our highest paid players never play or have made up injuries. 

The wage bill for these five players is over £13 million a year. It works out at least £325000 a match. Those players are some of the highest paid in the world if their pay is divided by appearances. 

Why did we sign them in the first place? We will never know. Stalag Hillsborough will never tell the truth about what's going on. 

Even when the facts are there, we still have a fanatical fantasist. 

Our wage bill "is higher than many premier league clubs", well guess what, it isn't...... although you know this, don't suppose for a minute this will stop you spouting your shyte. 

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On 20/05/2018 at 19:28, Mrmason69 said:

We have at least five players on a minimum 50 grand a week. None of those will be leaving for at least one more season.

Last season those players in Premier league wages didn't play forty games between them. 

Our wage bill is higher than many Premier league clubs. Our highest paid players never play or have made up injuries. 

The wage bill for these five players is over £13 million a year. It works out at least £325000 a match. Those players are some of the highest paid in the world if their pay is divided by appearances. 

Why did we sign them in the first place? We will never know. Stalag Hillsborough will never tell the truth about what's going on. 

Who are these mythical players on 50k a week?

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On 19/05/2018 at 10:38, swfc4_sufc0 said:

Comparing this to the league table tells you just how badly we've been managed.

 

2 top 6 finishes then a season with the majority of the squad missing - sack the board :ghoulguy: 

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All the clubs higher than us in league table have been in Premiership much more recently which shows we are really trying. With a more balanced recruitment we should be there or abouts in promotion race with that level of finance.

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On ‎19‎/‎05‎/‎2018 at 14:22, room0035 said:

Shows what a great job dean Smith is doing at Brentford, this does not include the transfer fees he gets in for players, he is very adepth at finding good young players developing them and moving them on for profit but improving the team.

 

it won't be long before he is given a chance with a club with a bigger budget and personally I think he will be another dyche.

 

does smith sign the players at Brentford ?...………..I thought the used some analytic  system devised by there owner .

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On 19/05/2018 at 14:38, akbuk said:

No just to do with players being injured let's hope we have better luck this next season

Many of the signings we madewerevery short sighted and that in part is todo with the injuries.(older playersget injured more and take longer to recover).There  were alos some whohad poor appearance record prior to joining us so problems were likely. The poor preparation for season also contributed to poor resluts and possibly led toinjuries so management has major influenceon situation.

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1 hour ago, Quist said:

Many of the signings we madewerevery short sighted and that in part is todo with the injuries.(older playersget injured more and take longer to recover).There  were alos some whohad poor appearance record prior to joining us so problems were likely. The poor preparation for season also contributed to poor resluts and possibly led toinjuries so management has major influenceon situation.

Also Carlos made training too intense , to say it was a holiday camp is not true. Training sessions were expected to be as intense as playing, far too much physical contact and high risk strategy particuarly given players ages. Training routine was from zero to intense, there was no middle ground.

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